Is The Incomer the best movie of 2026? Johnny Spoiler reviews the bizarre Scottish comedy, breaks down Don't Breathe 3 news, and revisits Alien Nation.
A movie about two Scottish weirdos who eat seagulls, fear the ocean, and think an iPhone is witchcraft? Yeah, this might be the best movie I've seen all year.
Johnny Spoiler is back with another episode of Binge-Watchers Podcast, and Weird Movie Month is delivering one hell of a surprise.
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This week, we're reviewing The Incomer (2026), the bizarre Scottish fantasy comedy starring Domhnall Gleeson, Gayle Rankin, Grant O'Rourke, and John Hannah. Two isolated siblings have spent 30 years living on a remote island, surviving on oysters, seagulls, and their father's number-one rule: NO INCOMERS. Then an awkward government official shows up to relocate them, and all hell breaks loose.
We're talking mythical seal-men, seagull ceremonies, a vegan trying to survive on an island full of carnivores, and possibly the greatest use of an iPhone in a fantasy movie. It's weird, it's hilarious, and it has a surprising amount of heart. Johnny doesn't hand out many BINGE NOW ratings, but this one might just deserve it.
But first, the Home Video Headlines!
John Goblikon, the internet's favorite heavy-metal goblin, has a bloody new horror-comedy web series called No One Survives. Meanwhile, Don't Breathe 3 is in development, with Jane Levy and Stephen Lang set to return. And Jamie Foxx is heading to Amazon Prime Video with Deadlocked, a courthouse hostage thriller that sounds like Die Hard with jury duty.
Plus, this week's Fan Service and Staff Picks:
A listener wants to know which is better: the original Alien Nation movie with James Caan and Mandy Patinkin or the cult-classic television series. Johnny revisits both, including the alien biology, buddy-cop action, and the surprising differences between the two versions.
And for this week's Staff Pick, we're revisiting Seth Rogen's gloriously uncomfortable 2009 dark comedy Observe and Report. Forget Paul Blart. This mall cop has some serious problems.
Finally, fall is here, Halloween is creeping closer, and Johnny is getting ready for 9 Nights of Spoilaween, complete with werewolf movies, horror recommendations, and more cinematic weirdness.
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